Institute of Education London

Dr Erzsebet Bukodi

• Qualifications and position:
  • Visiting Research Associate
• Faculty:
  • Faculty of Policy and Society
• Department:
  • Quantitative Social Science
• Centre:
  • Centre for Longitudinal Studies
• Summary:
  • Erzsébet is a Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Social Policy at the Department of Social Policy and Intervention, University of Oxford (and Faculty Fellow of Nuffield College). Prior to this, she worked as a Senior Researcher at CLS from 2007 to December 2011. In 2010 she became a Reader in Quantitative Sociology and was later appointed Research Director of the NCDS and BCS70. As a Visiting Resarch Associate at CLS Erzsébet continues her work on the projects colleagues here.
    
    Erzsébet is a quantitative sociologist, with a background in the Hungarian Statistical Office and international research experience in Germany and Oxford. Her research interests involve educational inequalities, trends in intergenerational and intragenerational mobility, different aspects of life-course analysis and gender differences in the labor market as well as the relationship between social and cultural stratification.
• Research Projects:
  • • Gender differences in occupational mobility in varying economic conditions
    • The role of education in intergenerational social mobility
    • Young people and the Great Recession.
• Postgraduate Research:
  • Erzsébet's research interests involve educational inequalities, trends in intergenerational mobility, different aspects of life-course analysis and gender differences in the labour market.
• Professional Activities:
  • • Member of the British Sociological Association
    • Member of the ISA Research Committee 28 on Social Stratification and Mobility
    • Member of the Hungarian Sociological Association
    • Member of the editorial Board of Work, Employment and Society
    • Reviewer for European Sociological Review and American Sociological Review.
• Personal Country Knowledge:
  • Hungary and other post-communist countries: educational and labour market inequalities; Germany: educational and labour market inequalities.
• Languages Spoken:
  • Hungarian (mother tongue), English (advanced), German (basic).
• Website / Blogsite:
  • http://www.cls.ioe.ac.uk/stafflist.aspx?sitesectionid=36&sitesectiontitle=Our+Staff&filter=0001300000020009